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Release Date:
January 1, 1992
Original Title:
Resistance
Genres:
Action | Science Fiction
Production Companies:
Australian Film Commission
Australian Film Finance Corporation
Macau Light Company
Wingjar Pty Ltd
Workers Power Pty Ltd
Production Countries:
Australia
Ratings / Certifications:
N/A
Runtime: 112
Over the five days after a military coup, army troops arrive to enforce martial law and encounter a growing resistance movement.
Armorer:
Brian Burns
Art Department Coordinator:
Ally Henville
Art Direction:
Martin Brown
Camera Operator:
Paul Elliott
Continuity:
Susan Wiley
Director:
Hugh Keays-Byrne
Paul Elliott
Director of Photography:
Sally Bongers
Editor:
Stewart Young
First Assistant Director:
Philip Hearnshaw
First Assistant Editor:
Heidi Kenessey
In Memory Of:
Russell Goodwin
John Walker
Declan Afley
Makeup Artist:
Nikki Gooley
Music:
Davood A. Tabrizi
Music Editor:
Ashley Grenville
Producer:
Jenny Day
Christina Ferguson
Pauline Rosenberg
Production Coordinator:
Susan Wells
Production Design:
MacGregor Knox
Production Manager:
Cathy Flannery
Screenplay:
The Macau Collective
Second Assistant Director:
Vicki Sugars
Set Dresser:
Rebecca Cohen
Prisque Salvi
Sound Designer:
Dean Gawen
Sound Editor:
Helen Brown
Paul Huntingford
Rex Watts
Sound Mixer:
Dean Gawen
Sound Recordist:
Peter Clancy
Special Effects Technician:
Paul Jennings
Stunt Coordinator:
Grant Page
Thanks:
Brian Trenchard-Smith
Phaedon Vass
Moya Iceton
Brian Hannant
Andrew de Groot
Matt Carroll
Ruth Keays-Byrne
Third Assistant Director:
Catherine Griff
Michael Bau
Unit Manager:
Rick Kornaat
Vehicles Coordinator:
Lawrence Woodward
Visual Effects:
Roger Cowland
Wardrobe Supervisor:
Sally Molineaux
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